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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
REAL ESTATE
,rsINEss AT TIE ExcH,NGr.


The most important at the Real Estate Exchange
Yesterday was the sale by Harnet o. Of tho esgsts
estate consisting Of important property on the Bowerys
Montgomery, stanton and other The property came
to the present heirs through their mother who belonged TO
the Post family The auctonees stand surrounded by
an eager crowd OF baders The adjacent stands also
arst William wilson S s sny Roce as'f
stand with and the anconesr The bddiSs
was g s
no s4s Gherryst; corner q MOntscmery,st, two
Ss's Iss sy .ss
Ns aS being S"Gas and s
$500 r 40 81 Fn5r 10 AS s g. a..
STSn enc No as Ess
$500 $500 The same Ts s%ysr TOOK No 2sS
sr 5o .o eSS % e. Marx liG ss S
s being sgss br a nsat
s47 900 The buyer bought The imS9rtan, feat
IRE Ss sns hs s s sH!fS s&
rents for $1,000 II e situated at Nos lis and iiSa
1S%Sy and @em Ss' ' Of the Esesnss
s s1s Sepg ,e sSyre oes Non s san
renting for 5000 brought from az s o an S
En AG John Callahan newman coRen Bae
Mayor Ely. Henry Waters j. Ii. Mahoaey and James b.
Wells sold four lot, on Rye ave- sst Ssc 70 ITvSg
Taphagen also lots TIeetgOOavs for 81 600 and
The following sales maize at the Exchange and Aue
ton Room today;
ou.. u,, Ply & I Id pha 4s,:; oas
'ssSTy nS %sd Ss Ss w.. ssaso
BIZ John 7. y. Snyth
3sory dwelling with lot No 1923 East 50thst an ooo
225 OF 2dave lot 20x76l 10; Bailey. l2voV
ESc each: ] b Bennett Nv =. $500
BroSn' .oV :. =. 1880
BIZ James L. Wells
lots W s Ryer- OF lS4h-st, 25xl00 each; and
lots sCrestonave n of ia4thst 26xlOo eachi oo,o
lots McprisaVe. Of is5dst 2jI 100 cach CIV
lots Fieetwoodave. Of is5d.,l a5iiO6 each;
'"H0 O0' By R.c1ard y: Haynca CO.
4stOry dwelling with lot No bss LenngtOnave ., ooo
es sof 62d-st lot 23aI0o E.a aeVy'-''''' 1''''
2. story building with lot No Sis Cherryst ne
cor OF MOntgomeryst lot 2osxsolOi VIM Nc % ON
similar houses with lots Nos 79ia and 81 Bowery
es le36ltt Of Hesterst lots l%6xll5S EACH a 7so
2.story aud sstory buildings with lot No 23s EIz.
abethst, VS. sll ftnof Prince-st. lat blk @ 700
sstory binding with lot No 2S5 Eiiiabcth.st adj
above lot $19i7 same am ~ sCcrv loo S0o'
n OF GRANTS randst lot 25sioi g. Arn6cim 10000
3-story building, Oriental Theatre with lot Nos
t ot ilS; boTsry l f so $4,000
History house with lot, No ZIG Elizabeth;stes
Arpbe,@ o. of.naae Nv 1... n..s 1880
Sa rsna T Ot H25H6oa $4,000
2.story 3.story building with lot, No :79 stan
tonst. 10 It W of AtorneySt lot 26x9sili :. ooo
ssory building with lot West Aithstss: 20 100
22o IT W OF eh-ave lot lasIloo.li ii henuiey AoA0
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
By 4. H. Muller d Son.
3sory house with stable with plot Of land on lotn:
st. running TO l6h.st, 100 It e Of 4thave plot 20 zoo
lots on s5thst cor Of 2dave 2oxiUOeach; 20,
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Mem Publications.

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MARA;
THE EARTH TREMBLED
A STORY OF
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SECURED EXCLUSIVELY FOR
THE NETWORK SUNDAY MERCURY.
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Arrangements have been made for an edition OF I"o
HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES. in order to prevent dis
appontment But On early order newsdeaier is
desirable
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and persons going for the summer can have THE
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For AMI way landings Boats ielvo Pier -
North river loot y ty.,trssk ily " (, n. - ~.
For FUfVksANF tni ATHENS ron Ptsr 81 Noe oi
River foot u SrInkunstrssa Tuesaya Thursdays anu
Satur ilys " same holc.
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THE MERCANTILE Trust CoMrANY.l
EQUTAWK BUILDING. :
THE COUPONS OF THE PEOPLES GAS
Il LIOHT As u COKE COMPANY OF Chi' ag'. due June
viii be paid aud alter that date presentation al
H. c. DEFINING.
Treasurer.
TOXIC. II. LOUIS ANp KANSAS CRY
RAILROAD CoMPANY
THE Coupon due June LIST. 1887, on the
First Mortgage Bonds Of this company will be paid at
81 North America. No a. ast, NewNork CITY.
W ISAAC W. WHITE,
Treasurer.
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nOND SALE

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, and PlITSBURG
ID RAILWAY COMPANY. 20 NAssAu-sT. NEw.YoEK,
26 les7The transfer books OF this company VIII close
wednesday. JuLe J. and reopen on saturday June ~
1887 meetings be held the 10Th and l7h days OF
'u"' -0'. THOMAS 4 WENTWORTH Secretary
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BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LINE - Steamers PILGRIM
and BRISTOL Leave Pier IS n r., foot Of Murray
sS ~ = n W. tri!tN' in9'nIu cUnnnsc,oi
m An orchestra steamer Best accomnoIltiolA
Lowest Rates
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Geafbers.

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ne esses suppliedI no charge TEACHERS registered
free. april 2I) daily X. T. AVERY,
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A TUTORS, GOVERNESSES, PROBES
rs soRs. TEACHERS Gil branches, circulars choice
MIRIAM c0YRIRRE, 81 East l7thstr between 4th-ave.
and Broadway
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
IA AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Gov
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AKs. MI YoUN6FCLToH. % Union Square
" teach younr children in country for summer fof her
board Address COUNTRY, $50 broadway.
CCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest and best known in u B. Establshed 1850
East l4thst. N. y.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU ror both sexes supplies Professors, Teachers
Governesse Musicians Honsekeepere Companions etc. 70
colleges schools and families also Booifeepers stenogra
phers and Copyiets 20 business firms
MIRA A. D CULVER. 500 5th.aye.. New.YorK City.
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Obituary.

REES.-Died at his home In Johnstowu
on Thursday, July 81. 1887, Mr.. Rees Rees
aged 78 yeers.
KEES.-Dieo at South Fork, on Sunday
July 2ith. 1887, Mr.. Humphrey Rees, aged
- years.
BRACKEN.-Died at her home in Gallit-
Kin. on Saturday July 24th. 1887. Mrs. -
BrackeD, wife of Michael Bracken, aged IS
years.
PARRISH.-Dieda at the residence of heI
mother, in Munster township, on Monday
July 25th. 1887, Miss Celia Parrish, daughter
of the late Peter Parrish. deceased. aged
about 25 years.
MYERS.-Died at her residence In Wash
ington township on Tuesday July 26th. 1887 =,
Mrs. Anna Myers. aged about 60 years.
BURKE.-Died al the home of his father
in Croyle township. July 18th. 1887, Lucien
J. Burke. aged about 2S years.
The deceased was very worthy young
man possessed with the qualities belonging
10 a true man and good christian. Honest.
kind and truthful, he possessed the good
will OF all who knew him. His remains
were followed to ST. BarthOlomew's church
yard by large circle of friends and neigh
bors, where, after a Requiem Mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father McHugn, they
were laid to rest May he rest in peace.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES tssUEp

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Clerk OF the Orphans Court
for the week ending Wednesday, July %,
1887:
James McCauliff. 3enwood, W. Va, and
Mary NJ. Freidhoff, MorreIlviie.
Nicholas Anstatt and Agnes Smith, Gal
litZiE.
CelestIne A. Farsbaugh and Mary Rosepa
Phalon, CarrolItOwn.
James Kelly and Mary A. Warner, Johns
town.
James Kane. Cambria and Kate Lynn,
Prospect.
William Eckenrod and Margaret Tomlin-
son, 4 Anegheny township.
stephen Wargard and Isabella Schoneski.
CaHbria.
Vincent A. Criste and Lille A. McMana-
nv. Lilly.
David n. Burgoon. East Conemauph and
county
Frederick Frank and Lena Heckt, Johns
town.
Michael ]. Wilson and Annie Mary
Stevens. GalIitzin.
Valentine Melchok and Annie Zembar,
Cambria.
Frank Newman and Tiney Rudell. Con-
eDaugh.
Thomas Farren and Flora AZ. Young,
South Fork
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The Mexican Pension Acts.

The pension bureau Is in daily receipt OF a
large number OF letters from pensioners un-
der the Mexican Pension Act of January
% 1887. asking why payment does not date
from the date OF the passage OF the Act. As
a general answer 10 these Inquiries. the
Commissioner desires IL stated that by the
terms OF the law payment can be made only
from January -, 1887, where the pensioner
reached the age of sixty-twO years on or
prior to that date and where the pensioner
reached the age Of siXty-twO years subsa-
quert to that date. payment will be made
from that date and not from the Gate Of the
passage OF :he Ac.. Thus, If a pensioner
were sixty-two yeors Of age on March l.,
1885. he Will be paid from January %. 1887
n he was sixty-two years old on Mach 1.
1887. he will be paid from that date. This,
OF course. does rot apply TO applicants for
pension on the ground of disabilityC CT de-
pendence.
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Items from FrugaIIty.

FRUGALITY July 25th, 1887.
Ed. FREENAN.-The past week has been
one OF excessive heat, but on Friday aid
! Saturday nights we were favored with heavy
but much needed rains which have some
what cooled the air and we breathe more
easily, but notwithstanding the heat our
young folks have been enjoying themselves.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Harry Van
OEmer gave grand ball. his large house
being filled with yourg folks. Mr.. McCul-
ley's orchestra furnished the music and
everything passed off nicely.
On Thursday night there was a party at
Mrs. Geo. Gray's, this was a feast of good
things, dancing was INDUCED in and it was
very much enjoyed by all those present.
Mr.. George Benn, Of Coalport. Is building
a large dam across Clearfeld creek. at this
point. and will erect a large saw mill in
the near future.
On Sunday last the Sunday school took a
vote TO decide whether they would hold a
picnic or festival. the majority were In favor
of a festival, which will be held in the near
future.
An excursion train passed over the c. &
c. Railroad on Saturday last. with two
hundred people from Lilly Station, bound
for COalpo-t where they intended to picnic
for the day. The GallitZin Cornet Band
furnished the music for them.
Hon. John Dean, of Hollidaysburg and
Mr.. Rubena, OF New York, were here on
Saturday looking after the Interests of the
company.
Mr.. John Hunter, blind musician, of
Jaynesgille. and his sisters, were guests of
Miss Carrie Dillen the past week, and en-
livened our quiet town with choice vocal and
Instrumental music.
We think it all right for men and boys to
go TO the creek to battle. but think they
might select place not quite so public, or
else wait until after dark.
Peter BOurke took flying trip to Cherry
tree 70 visit his children and friends
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Railroad Hotel. to be Disposed or


The use Of dining cars on the principal
through passenger trains has almost obyiat-
ed the necessity for hotels along the princi-
pal railroads. In the early history OF rail-
roads they were an absolute necessity, but
In these days OF fast trains. when every min
ute is ap important factor In making up a
fast schedule. and with the Improved methods
adopted In feeding passengers while they
Gravel. hotels have about outliyed their use
fuIness
The keystone Hotel Company, which owns
a large number Of hotels along the lines Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, fncIud-
ing the Mountain House at Cresson, are
about to abandon the general hotel busI-
ness, dispose of their property in certain
localities, and in those retained, such as the
Logan House in Altoona, will only have
lunch counters for the accommodation OF
those who do not wish TO dine on trains. It
is understood that the hotels at Bryn Mawr
and CressOn have been offered for sale.
They will, of course. be continued as
summer resorts, but not under the auspices
of the Hotel Company In case a sale is
effected
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EIy-s Cream Balm

was recommended to me by my druggist as
preventive TO hay fever. Have been
using it as directed since the 9th of August
and have found it a specific for that much
dreaded and Ioathsome disease. For ten
years or more have been a great sufferer
each year, from August 9th till frost, and
have tried many alleged remedies for its
cure, but Ely's Cream Balm is the only
preventive have ever found. Hay fever
sufferers ought to know of its efficacy F
Z. AinsWorth. Publisher, Indianapolis, Ind.
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LEGAL NOTICE

newt friend Thos. Nc Pleas of Cambria county.
Cabe mo. Is. December Term,
vs.. 1887. Alias Subpoena IN
Peter Kelly. Divorce.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA IS.
The CoaEoNNEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To PETER KELLY, GREETING:
"TE COMMA AND YOU, as heretofore COM
w manded, that all matter Of business and eX-
cuses being set aside you be and appear in your
proper person before our Judge, at E5ensburg, at
our Court of Common Pleas. there to be held on
the first Monday of September next. TO show
cause, If any you have. why your wife Margaret
Kelly. should not ne divorced frem the bonds of
matrimony which she hath contracted with you
lie said Peter Kelly, agreeable TO Petition and
Libel exhibited against you before said Court
and this you shall in no wise omit at your peril.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston.
President Judge OF our said Court. this 9th day
OF June A. ID. 1887.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth y.
Ebensburg, July ~, 1887.
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FRPFPoRT Pa JuIv ath 1se

FRREPoRT, PA. July 4th, 1887.
EDITOR FREEMAE-I was absent one
month in Pittsburg and upon my return,
yesterday, had number of letters request
ing me to collect the 800 bounty. Now. /
have the books and papers Of Company A d,
ilth Pennsylvania Reserves and can collect
the 500 without trouble. Every man who
belonged to Company &. or their heirs are
entitled to the 800 excepting those who
Joined in 1862. The heirs are Ist widow, I'd
children, I'd father and mother, Attn brothers
and sisters. All officers and soldiers Of
any regiment who enlisted prior to July 22d,
1861 are entitled to this bounty. I can col.
lect for them. J.C. BURKE
July Is, 81. Late Major llth Pa. Res.
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NOTICE !

To the and legal representatives of William ].
Mcclure. deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that inquest VIII be held at
the late residence OF william ]. McGuire, de-
ceased, in the township of Clearneld, In the
County Of Cambria. on Friday, the 18th day OF
August next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, for the purT OF making PARTITION OF the
real estate Of said dCcedent 10 and among his
heirs and legal representatives, If the same can
be done without prejudice TO OF spelling OF the
whole; otherwise, 10 value and appraise the same
according TO law. at which time and place you
are required 10 attend IL you think proper.
JOSEPH A. GRAY.
July -, 1857. Il. Sheriff.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

WTHEREAS THE HON. K. l.. JOHNSTON
w President Judge OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF the iTth Judicial District consisting of
the County of Cambria having issued his precept
bearing date Of the 18th day Of June, A. D., 1887,
20 me directed for holding = Special Court Of
Common Pleas and a Court of Oyer tnd Terminer
and General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace in Ebensburg TOR the County OF Cam
bria, and 10 commence the
Fifth Monday Of August, being the 29th day o.
August, 1887.
and 10 continue three weeks. Notice is hereby
given to the Coroner Justices of the Peace Al
dermen. and COnstables OF said County Of Cam
Dria. that they be then and there in their proper
person at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon on the second
week, IL being the FIRST Monday OF September, be-
ing the 6th day OF September, 1887. with their
records inquisitiOns, exami ations and their own
remembrance 70 do those things which 20 their
offace appertain to be done. and those no are
bound in recognizances 20 prosecute against the
prisoners that are, shall he in the Jail Of Cam
bria county be then and there TO prosecute against
them shall be Just
GIVEN under my hand at Ebenshurg, the 18th
day of June, IN the year Of our Lord, 1857, and
pendepce OF the United States.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, Sheriff
Ebensburg, July -, 1857.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-29

GoDEY's LADIES BOOK for August gives
evidence of an adv ance along the line There
rs not a page that is not fresh, readable and
attractive. Mrs. Croiy has leading article.
% The Coming Woman Kate Sanford a
breezv letter from Hilltop" There is a
capital department OF current events 10
To-day and Tomorrow" and some very
pretty and original designs and suggestions
in the Fashion Department which is
greatly enlarged and has q letter by Jenny
June. The stories and other literary fes-
lures, particularly the poems are excellent.
Address the Croly Publishing Co. Box, n.
II Philadelphia. Pc
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Junfnts Valley Editorial Excur~ion.

The fosrth annual excursion OF the Ju-
niats Valley Editorial association will take
place during the fourth week in August.
The objective point OF the excursionists VII
be Erie. Pa They will take Pacific e1-
press west on Tuesday morning August 2S.
arriving in Erie via PIttsburg about 6 O'Clock
the same evening. The party will do
Erie ard vicinity during the week, return
ing on the 26th or 27th. The excursion 70
Cleveland. Ohio, last year was a delightful
one and 1t is expected that this one will be.
Il possible, even more enjoyable.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Alice Maloney by herr IN the Court OF Com
next friend II. T. Beam mon Pleas of Cambria
County. No. S, Sept.
Thomas Maloney. Term, 1885. Alias Sub
ponz in Divorce.
WE COMMAND YOU the said Thomas Ma
w loney we have heretofore commanded you.
that setting aside all other business and excuses
whatsoever, you and be appear. in your proper
person before our Judge at Ebensburg, at a CourG
of Common Pleas. there 10 be held for said County
the first Monday Of September next, 10 answer
the petition OF libel OF the said Alice Aaloney-
and TO chow cause If ny you have why the said
Alice Maloney your wife. should not be divorced
from the bonds of matrinony agreeably TO the
Acts of General Assembly. in such case made and
provided and hereof fail not
Witness the Hon. Robert l.. Johnston, Preside Mt
Judge OF our said Court at Ebensburg. the
9th day of June. A. ID. 1887.
II. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Artest-JoSEPH A. GRAY. Sheriff.
Ebensburg. July -. 1857
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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phosbe OhesIey. OF Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa. tells the following remarkable
story. the truth OF which is Youched for by
the residents OF the town: 81 am 73 years
old, have been troGbled with kidney com
plsint and lameness for many years could
not dress myself without help. Now / am
free from all pain and soreness, and am able
TO do all nv own holsework. / owe my
thanks 70 Electric Bttters for having re-
newed my youth. and removed completely
all disease and pain Try a bottle, only
fifty cents at the drug stores of E. James. Of
Ebelsburg and ". W. MeAteer. of Loretto.
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A Reliable Port Wine.

Mr. A Speer, OF New jersey. whose port
grape wine has such q wide reputation, and
which physicians prescribe so generally. was
the nrst in this country to import port wine
grape vines from the banks OF the River
Dcura, IN Portugal, where the 6nest old
time ports were made and TO plant vineyards
OF them IN New Jersey. His port burgundy 3
and clsret which are now the best wines to
be had. have become a great favorite among
the most fashionable New York, Philadsl-
phis and Washington society. Druggists
sell II.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Foster W. Davfs0 IN the Court OF Common Pleas
of Cambria County. No. SO,
Rachael Davis March e 5,RaP:. TsT@ Alias suOp@na
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA. SIS.
The CoNNoSwKALTH or PENNSYLVANIA.
To RACHAEL DAVIS, GRRErISG:
WTE COMMAND YOU. as heretofore com
w manded. that all matter OF bushes and ex.
cuses being set aside you be and appear IN your
proper person before our judges. at Eben sburg
at our Court of Common Pleas, there to be h ED
on the nrst NJ Onday of September next, TO show
cause. IL any you have, why your husband Foster
W, Davis. should not be divorced from the bonds
of matIimOny, which he hath contracted with you
the said Rachael Davis, agreeable to Petition and
Libel exhibited against you before our said Court
and this you shall In no wise omit at your peril.
WITNESS the honorable Robert L. Johnston
President of our said Court. this 9th day OF
June. A. ID. 1857
ii. 4 SHOEAI AKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburg, JaiY ~. 1857.
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RnckIeu,s AruIca SaIxe.

The best salye in the world for cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. ChiIlblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures Piles OF no pay required 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For sale
by E. James and w. W. McAteer, Of Loretto,
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE

"a In the Orphans Court of Cambria County.
Estate Of d NJ PRINGLE. deceased.
And now, June I3Jh. motion Of +. !. O. Con-
nor, Attorney for Estate. G. l. Dick appointed
Auditor 10 distribute funds in the hands Of Will
lam Cole Administrator PER CUBAN
viii sit for the purpose above appointment at
my Otfice, in Alma Hall, Johnstown Penra., on
Thursday, August 18th 1857, at 10 O'Clock A.. .,
when and where sll parties interested may ap-
pear or be forever debarred from coming In on
said fund CHAL. l.. DICK.
July % 1887. Auditor
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Eliza Lane by her next IN the Court OF Common
friend John Barclay Pleas of Cambria county.
No. 2, March Term. lSST.
Frank q. Lane. Alias Subpoena in Di-
vorce.
COUNTY OF CAMBRIA So
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSrLvANIA,
To FRANK g.. LANE, GREETING:
WE COMMAND you. as heretofore com
w manded. that all matter of business and K
cuses being set aside you oe and appear in your
proper person before our Judge, at Ebensburg, at
our Court Of Common Pleas there TO be held on
the hrst Monday OF September next, to show cause
II any you have. why your wife Eliza Lane, should
not be divorced from the bonds of matrimOny
which she hath contracted with you the said
Frank -. Lane, agreeable to Petition and Libel
exhibited against you before our said Court: and
this you shall in no wise omit at your peril.
WITNESS the Honorable Robert l.. Johnston,
President OF our said Court this 9Th day OF June.
A. ID. 1887.
H. A. SHOEMAKER, Proth'y.
Ebensburg, July %, 1887.
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F A R M FOR SALE

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL. SELL HIS FARM
L known as the LUCKETT FARM. situate in
Munster township, Cambria county, containing
about
80 ACRES, ABOUT 60 ACRES CLEARED.
having thereon erected a good frame house and
frame barn. The farm fs in fine state OF cuIti-
walton. IS well watered and has good orchard Of
bearing fruIt trees. The farm is within three
minutes walk OF Luckett's Station on the Ebens-
burg and CressOn Railroad.
For further particulars inquire of George NJ
Reade, Esq. Ebensburg, Pa, OF of the undersgn
ed on the premises.
JOHN MURPHY.
July 20, 1887.